Thursday, 08 July 2010

Quand ça ne change pas, le hic est ailleurs

The claim or insinuation that campaigns for women’s rights and equality
are rooted in a lack of family to cater for (“no homes”), rejection by
men (“no husbands”) and infertility or barrenness (“no children”) are
apparently as old as the hills yet very much alive and kicking.

Unfortunately, Sagar misses the mark by focusing on the omnipresent reality without asking the key questions about the the issues 'women's right' and feminism and what it says about them that they haven't been revolutionary or even solely effective in accomplishing their aims! To be blunt, I'm tired of the same realities being examined as if the convenient acknowledgment of their unsavoriness were enough to change it or to make one feel good for not being part, at first glance, of the problematic and everlasting statu quo. Assez de bons sentiments et un peu d'actions please!